@@ -86,7 +86,14 @@ view(`orders`, {
8686 includes : [
8787 {
8888 name : ` name` ,
89- alias : ` product`
89+ alias : ` product` ,
90+ title : ` My custom product` ,
91+ description : ` My custom product description` ,
92+ format : ` number` ,
93+ meta : {
94+ some : ` custom` ,
95+ meta : ` data`
96+ }
9097 }
9198 ]
9299 },
@@ -120,21 +127,18 @@ views:
120127 includes :
121128 - name : name
122129 alias : product
130+ title : My custom product
131+ description : My custom product description
132+ format : number
133+ meta :
134+ some : custom
135+ meta : data
123136
124137 - join_path : base_orders.users
125138 prefix : true
126139 includes : " *"
127140 excludes :
128141 - company
129-
130-
131-
132-
133-
134-
135-
136-
137-
138142` ` `
139143
140144</CodeTabs>
@@ -154,19 +158,38 @@ to list measures, dimensions, or segments you'd like to include into the view.
154158
155159To include all members from a cube, use the _includes all_ shorthand : ` includes: "*"` .
156160In that case, you can also use the `excludes` parameter to list members that
157- you'd like to exclude.
161+ you'd like to exclude.
162+
163+ # ### `prefix`
164+
165+ If you'd like to prefix exposed members with the cube name, you can do so by setting the
166+ ` prefix` parameter to `true`. It will prefix members with the cube name, e.g. `users_city`.
167+ You can use the [`alias` parameter](#alias) to specify a custom prefix.
158168
159169# ### `alias`
160170
161- Optionally, in case you need to rename some of included members , you can provide
162- ` name ` and ` alias ` parameters .
171+ If you'd like to [ rename][ref-dim-name] an included member , you can use the `alias`
172+ parameter .
163173
164- #### ` prefix `
174+ # ### `title`
175+
176+ If you'd like to override the [title][ref-dim-title] of a member, you can use the
177+ ` title` parameter.
178+
179+ # ### `description`
180+
181+ If you'd like to override the [description][ref-dim-description] of a member, you
182+ can use the `description` parameter.
183+
184+ # ### `format`
185+
186+ If you'd like to override the [format][ref-dim-format] of a member, you can use the
187+ ` format` parameter.
188+
189+ # ### `meta`
165190
166- Optionally, if you'd like to prefix exposed measures, dimensions, or segments
167- with the cube name, you can use the ` prefix: true ` parameter. It will prefix
168- them with the cube name, e.g. ` users_city ` . You can use the ` alias ` parameter to
169- specify a custom prefix.
191+ If you'd like to override the [metadata][ref-dim-meta] of a member, you can use the
192+ ` meta` parameter. Note that the `meta` is overridded as a whole.
170193
171194# ## `folders`
172195
@@ -369,4 +392,9 @@ The `access_policy` parameter is used to configure [data access policies][ref-re
369392[ ref-ref-dap ] : /reference/data-model/data-access-policies
370393[ ref-apis-support ] : /product/apis-integrations#data-modeling
371394[ ref-playground ] : /product/workspace/playground#viewing-the-data-model
372- [ ref-viz-tools ] : /product/configuration/visualization-tools
395+ [ ref-viz-tools ] : /product/configuration/visualization-tools
396+ [ ref-dim-name ] : /reference/data-model/dimensions#name
397+ [ ref-dim-title ] : /reference/data-model/dimensions#title
398+ [ ref-dim-description ] : /reference/data-model/dimensions#description
399+ [ ref-dim-format ] : /reference/data-model/dimensions#format
400+ [ ref-dim-meta ] : /reference/data-model/dimensions#meta
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